Vampire Weekend is an indie rock band that consists of Ezra Koenig (vocals, guitar), Chris Baio (bass) and Christopher Tomson (drums). The band has released three albums, Vampire Weekend, Contra, and Modern Vampires of the City. They have gained positive comparisons to such artists as Paul Simon, Haircut 100 and The Walkmen. Their self-titled debut album was met with commercial... read full bio
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Van William is an alternative indie artist from San Luis Obispo, California. His songs are inspired by his national travels, as William has made a home in places like Norway, Alaska and New York. William has been acclaimed by National Public Radio, his track Revolution peaked at number six on the Billboard Adult Alternative Songs chart, and William has released... read full bio
Vance Joy has an original voice which at first he kept to himself. Feeding on a diet of The Pogues, Paul Kelly, and whatever else was playing, he cut his teeth performing at open mike nights in Melbourne. It is folk music with pop influences. His songs capture the familiar pulse of everyday experiences in a unique and celebratory manner.... read full bio
Andrew Loog Oldham discovered the British lyricist Vashti Bunyan. She recorded a song for Decca called "Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind" (written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards), which was mostly unnoticed in its time. Her subsequent recordings of her own songs went unnoticed in a similar way. The pair's buddy Donovan was planning to start an artists' colony... read full bio
Vera Blue is the project of a folk artist, Celia Pavey, from Forbes, Australia. Her career began as a folk singer, and later Vera Blue decided to pick up the acoustic guitar. Now, she is well versed in both performing mediums and is creating her own twist on folk music by adding a sultry electronic sound to make her own,... read full bio
Vicky Cryer is an ensemble collective of some of progressive and indie rocks biggest stars: Dominic Howard from the band Muse, Mark Stoermer from The Killers, Nick Fyffe from Jamiroquai, Dave Elitch from Mars Volta, Jeff Kite from Beat Club, Alex Carapetis, and even David Johanssen. It all started when Jason Hill – the band’s producer and frontman – turned... read full bio
Victory Boyd is a singer from New Jersey who grew up singing since the age of four with all ten members of her family in Central Park. The Boyd family had the opportunity to perform for Jay-Z and he signed them to Roc Nation right away. Boyds voice and music is a fusion of soul and folk with a touch... read full bio
Vieux Farka Toure, also known as The Hendrix of the Sahara, is a Malian singer and guitarist. Vieux is the son of legendary Malian guitar player Ali Farka Toure. His music is an eclectic mix of African, reggae, French, and folk genres. His second studio album, Fondo, reached number five on Billboards World Albums Chart and was included in the... read full bio
Villagers are an alternative, indie folk band from Dublin, Ireland. The five member band was formed by songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Conor O Brien and consists of Danny Snow, Cormac Curran, Gwion Llewelyn, and Mali Llywelyn. Villagers music can be described as a balance between indie folk and classic rock. The band continues to evolve and has adopted an intimate,... read full bio
Villages is a folk group from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, that consists of members Matt Ellis, Travis Ellis, Jon Pearo, and Archie Rankin. The group originally formed the group Mardeen, a pop-rock band that was inspired by groups such as The Super Friendz, Thrush Hermit and Sloan. They began to grow local fame through Mardeen but after having a singalong... read full bio
Disko Cowboy, sometimes known as Dave Wrangler, is a well-known DJ, producer and the creator and creative leader of Vinyl Ranch. Dave is well recognized for his multi-genre remixes and DJ sets that contributed to the development of the late-2000s dance music scene. With the release of the open format mixtape "Life Of The Party," which featured his distinctive style of DJing... read full bio
Derik John Baker, better known as his stage name Virginia to Vegas, is a Canadian singer-songwriter who was born in Virginia, United States and raised in Guelph, Ontario. Currently, Baker is based out of Toronto and he gained attention through YouTube where he was discovered by label executive Jamie Appleby. This led Baker to releasing his debut single, “We Are... read full bio
WALK THE MOON is an indie rock band that hails from Cincinnati, Ohio. The group independently released their debut album, i want! i want!, and received airplay for the track ""Anna Sun"". The music of WALK THE MOON brims with sparkling synth-heavy pop hooks, chanted melodies, sunny harmonies, and agile polyrhythmic grooves — a sound influenced by the new wave... read full bio
Walking on Cars is an alternative rock band from Dingle, Ireland. The band is comprised of members Patrick Sheehy, Sorcha Durham, Dan Devane, Paul Flannery, and Evan Hadnett. They combine vocals, piano, drums, guitar, and bass to create their independent sound. Walking on Cars’ debut single, Catch Me If You Can, hit the Irish iTunes chart at number one. Garnering... read full bio
Walking Shapes are a five-member rock band specializing in indie rock and indie pop sounds. The five members of this New York City band include vocalist and guitarist Nathaniel Hoho, vocalist and bass player Dan Krysa, violinist and guitarist Jesse Kotansky, keyboardist Mike Irish, and drummer Mason Ingram. Walking Shapes worked with producer, Gus Oberg, for their debut album. Gus... read full bio
Washed Out is the stage name for Ernest Greene, an American singer/songwriter/record producer. He started out producing songs in his bedroom studio at his parents house ayer moving back in with them after he graduated from college. At the time he also worked with a local band called ""Bedroom"". That helped him win over many music bloggers that were attracted... read full bio
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Marlin, along with violinist/guitarist Emily Frantz, form the Chapel Hill, North Carolina based bluegrass band, Watchhouse, formerly known as Mandolin Orange. The duo draw from inspirations both old and new, presenting music composed of a bluegrass, gospel, folk, country, and pop mixture. Their music expresses “the earthy timelessness (and effortless harmonies) of Gillian Welch and David... read full bio
Waxahatchee is an indie band whose first album, American Weekend, was written and recorded in just a week at bandleader Katie Crutchfields family home in Alabama. American Weekend was honored as one of the top albums its release year by Dusted magazine. It spawned the track Be Good, which was named a song of the day on NPR and one... read full bio
The Way Down Wanderers have no fairytales in these songs, yet wanderers compose them with a guts that is definitely earthbound: a soon-to-be parent battling for self-growth, delighted but afraid; someone recovering from alcoholism, dedicated to recovery but with a confession to make. The five-piece Illinois band has changed their image with More Like Tomorrow from quirky bluegrass students who like to experiment... read full bio
